Spoken by my daughter, to me, as we were riding in the van today.
I was all-too quick to oblige.
Her fave? “Viva la Vida”. Which is all well and good until she starts asking for an iPod.
I play “Fix You” for her. It’s our song.
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Nikolaus Zinzendorf:
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“Which is all well and good until she starts asking for an iPod.”Which won’t be long at all, I can assure you.”Strawberry Swing” has been my summer anthem.
I’m telling you, Mike, the last half of that album is just incredible. “Violet Hill”, “Strawberry Swing”, “Viva la Vida”, and “Death and All of His Friends” have been on constant shuffle in my head for the last month and a half. Even now, I’m singing the quiet piano interlude on “Death…”But then again, I tend to go full bore when I’m really digging something.
But what about Johnny Cash??
Don’t worry, Tara. They ask for him more than any other artist (with the exception of the Beach Boys “Barbara Ann”, which is their favorite song for some reason.)I’ll be sure to pass down the Bybee family legacy of having the only children on the block who know all the words to “Folsom Prison Blues”.
That last comment was supposed to be from me, by the way.